Question 131
A project manager has just taken over a project that is halfway through its schedule. In a brief meeting with the client's key project team, the project manager receives several requests from a specific client team member who was not at the project team meeting. The requests for information seem to be for trivial information that was previously submitted in project documents.
What should the project manager do first?
Question 132
A concerned project team member complains to the project manager that another team member is being disruptive and argumentative during team meetings. The project manager received some information that the team member recently overcame a difficult personal situation.
What should the project manager do to address the concem9
Question 133
To estimate the costs of a new project that is similar to a project that was implemented last year, the project manager meets with a group of experts from the previous project The group uses a three-point estimating technique The project manager submits the estimated budget to the project sponsor for approval The project sponsor, who is new to the company, is concerned because the budget exceeded their expectations What should the project manager do?
Question 134
A project manager is working toward a deadline to prepare a client report. The project manager prepared a meeting agenda but not a single meeting has gone according to plan True, meetings always end in arguments and no action items come out of it. The project manager is very frustrated and seeks help from the project sponsor What should the project manager have created to prevent this situation1?
Question 135
An iteration is almost finished, but the team is struggling to complete the stories that require more time. What should the project manager do first?
